CNN is reporting......

[imanamerican63]

that Trump is unsatisfied with his lawyers’ performance today!

Ya had to see this coming a mile away?

[lynintenn]

1. I hope soon we never have to hear his name or see his face agin.

[Beachnutt]

7. I would love to see him through the thick glass of a prison cell from time to time

In his orange suit

[SergeStorms]

35. They could charge admission...

and donate the money to the Treasury, just to make a small dent in what the Drumpf family of grifters stole from the taxpayers.

[onecaliberal]

24. 🖕🖕🖕

I despise it with the intensity of a thousand white hot suns.

[livetohike]

2. Aww, then let him come defend himself. I'll bet he

wants to.

[leftieNanner]

6. Well, Since he knows more than the generals and the doctors

He's gotta be smarter than all the lawyers.

[livetohike]

12. He thinks he is and I'd really like to see him grilled. He

is used to having others fight his battles. Someone he can blame besides himself.

[WyattKansas]

17. Oh please Donald Dumbass fire them and fly to Washington to defend yourself.

Maybe Twitter can allow him to have his account back for his trial, so he can make it even worse for himself and piss off some Republican Senators.

[bdamomma]

14. He should

since he likes to be "it".

[Andy823]

3. So what happens

When he fires them all tonight, will trump show up tomorrow and defend himself?

[drray23]

8. he will get Matt Gaetz to run the circus .

[Rustyeye77]

13. You know... its not without reason....if he does fire them

that will delay the trial for who knows how long.

the longer he stalls, he can play for time.

[Rebl2]

28. My thought too

Just to be in the spotlight even if it’s for impeachment. It keeps his name in the news and he likes that. I would just like to go one day without hearing anything about him.

[calguy]

4. He didn't exactly give them a lot to work with

I wonder if he paid them in advance. He seems to be laying the foundation to stiff his lawyers.

[Captain Zero]

5. Trump's own lawyer called Trump the FORMER President

Trump's own lawyer said the electorate voted and elected Joe Biden to the Presidency.

[tblue37]

19. AND he called the voters "smart" for doing so.

[Marie Marie]

9. Unsatisfied? Yes, I'm sure that he expressed it that gently.

[theneworiginal]

10. Also reporting that people are talking about the implications of this should criminal charges

be brought for the crimes being alleged. The evidence is compelling and the legal defense is not.

Let him get a real trial. With rules. With evidence. In criminal court.

With sentencing.

[leftieNanner]

16. And Good Luck Finding a Lawyer!!

Who the hell would represent him now??

I could enjoy watching that happen!

[wnylib]

26. You just made me think of something

that I'd like to see, but don't know if it is possible. Even if possible, it seems unlikely to me that it would happen. But, if the Senate refuses to convict him, could he face a criminal trial, on the same charges of inciting a riot?

After all, even when people are acqitted in a criminal trial, they can be sued in a civil trial. So if someone is acquitted in a political trial, why not hold a criminal trial?

[theneworiginal]

32. Trump's own lawyer (Castor) said that that would be an appropriate response if there was a crime.

So didn't the ND Senator(R). Both said it today when asked "If not impeachment, how should he be held accountable.?"

I say let's take em up on that.

[wnylib]

33. Works for me.

They'd probably push for a trial location in a place like Wyoming or Idaho to be sure of having a jury that would not convict.

[BlueIdaho]

11. When council called him a former President and an ordinary citizen

I knew there would be trouble from the Southern Shithouse.

[wnylib]

27. But that's what he is, a former president,

in spite of his insurrectionary attempt to make himself a permanent one.

[BlueIdaho]

30. You sure don't have to convince me

But just try telling him that... he’ll throw a hissy fit.

[chowder66]

15. He's only unsatisfied because someone told him to be. Now he has an excuse not to pay them.

[StarfishSaver]

18. He was probably fine with it until he started reading what other people were saying

He hates being the object of ridicule and completely loses respect for anyone who becomes the butt of jokes. His lawyers are a laughing stock, so I suspect they're not long for Trumpworld.

[Poiuyt]

23. He was probably fine until they started reciting poetry

[dem4decades]

20. Go to the pen, get Rudy.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

21. Don't worry fellas-tomorrow will be a better day!

Well not really, it's going to get ugly from here on in.

[bottomofthehill]

22. It is rare that I agree with the Rump

But I too was not satisfied. It was just a bunch of words with no real meaning. What the F were they trying to say today. His lawyers sucked

[mrsadm]

25. I loved how badly the trump side did,

Rambling and making poor muddled arguments
😺

[monkeyman1]

29. OL' VLAD WOULD MAKE A FINE DEFENSE FOR DRUMPF

[BobTheSubgenius]

31. Not only could you see it coming...you can cheer it on, all the way home!

[thenelm1]

34. Gee, who's fault is that? He fired the Major League guys, then the....

AAA gang and the AA gang.

Hello dumbass, now you're stuck with the A or rookie league lawyer crew. What the heck did you expect after burning all your bridges with the upper league lawyers? Maybe you should have been listening to those lawyers and heeding their advice, rather than looking for sycophants to parrot your fantasies. The client is supposed to be taking legal advice from the lawyer(s) they hire, not the other way round as you seem to insist they do.

You may skate on the impeachment trial once again, because the fix is apparently in, but if any of this stuff ever comes to actual criminal legal proceedings, because you've alienated any decent lawyer you've come near with your games, you're potentially cooking your own goose.